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PODCAST 65. The Framework to Deliver Exceptional Customer Success w/ Kim Rose

Sales Hacker

This week on the Sales Hacker podcast, we speak with Kim Rose , VP of Customer Success at Buildium. Kim is a successful executive who spent 8 years out of the workforce. She’s walking us through how to render long-term success in the workforce and add customer value in your career. How’d she do it?

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PODCAST 58: Evolution of Scaling a Business and Shaping the Future of Modern Organization w/ Jake Dunlap

Sales Hacker

Why we need sales development. With Conga, you can simplify documents, automate contracts, and execute esignatures so you can focus on accelerating sales cycles and closing business faster. I worked at CareerBuilder where I got put through formal leadership development that I think a lot of startup leaders never get.

Scale 63
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PODCAST 58: Evolution of Scaling a Business and Shaping the Future of Modern Organization w/ Jake Dunlap

Sales Hacker

Why we need sales development. With Conga, you can simplify documents, automate contracts, and execute esignatures so you can focus on accelerating sales cycles and closing business faster. I worked at CareerBuilder where I got put through formal leadership development that I think a lot of startup leaders never get.

Scale 49
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8 Tough Lessons from Closing 12,000 Customers at WebPT (Video + Transcript)

SaaStr

In enterprise software, it’s all about contracts, long term contracts. We should do that and lock in all these customers, thousands of customers. We have 99% customer retention. The WebPT store starts in 2006. We started building in 2006. I’m not doing very well here.

Scale 168
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SaaStr Podcasts for the Week with Redpoint Ventures, Felicis Ventures, and Adyen — November 22, 2019

SaaStr

I started my career as an Oracle DBA and a failed Java developer and realized pretty quickly that I wasn’t great at that. So that ends up being a very useful skill for customer facing roles. I had the good fortune, my first SaaS experience was at the Mothership Salesforce in 2006, prior to even the word cloud being thrown around.

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PODCAST 119: Show Gratitude & Build Relationships With Small Gestures with Brendan Kamm

Sales Hacker

Businesses run on documents, Conga is changing the way the world works by modernizing, streamlining, and automating your documents, contracts, and processes to make it easier to do business. He’s spent more than 17 years focused on sales, product, and client development. I had grown to be the head of sales and customer success.